Stars Of Claustrophobia Stay In Beijing
Actor Ekin Cheng Yee-Kin and the actress Karena Lam, stars of the new Hong Kong movie Claustrophobia, recently stayed in Marco Polo Parkside, Beijing. The hotel's director of sales and marketing, Richard Chang, was on hand in the hotel lobby to greet Lam on her arrival at the hotel.
New Website Offers Travel To Hong Kong And Macau
A website which aims to provide convenience to Beijing residents' traveling in Hong Kong and Macau, has been formally launched with the support of Hong Kong Tourism Board and Macau Government Tourist Office.
Hong Kong Proposes To Offer Multiple Entry Visas In More Cities
Henry Tang Ying-yen, Hong Kong's chief secretary for administration, is proposing that Hong Kong offer multiple entry visas to people in more cities in Guangdong province.
CTS HK Group Fostering National Brands
At the beginning of 2009, China National Travel Service Group Corporation announced a rebuilding plan for its hotel properties. In June 2007, the former CTS Group and CTS HK Group merged to build up one of the largest domestic tourism groups — CTS HK Group — and later in November 2008, the group launched its […]
Shenzhen: Marketing Conventions And Exhibitions In Southern China
An exhibition economy is a sign of a mature high-end service industry, and an accelerator for the development of a modern city and regional economy. Shenzhen, as the fourth convention and exhibition center in China after Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, is a good example.
British Airways Appoints McQuillan Regional General Manager For Far East
British Airways has appointed Kevin McQuillan as its regional general manager for the Far East with effect from March 2, 2009.
Regal Hotels Group To Manage Regal Master Hotel In Chengdu
Regal Hotels International and the Sichuan Master Investment Group have entered into a 10-year hotel management agreement in which Regal will manage a five-star luxury hotel in Chengdu.
Thailand, Japan, South Korea Top Three Tourist Sources For Yunnan In 2008
The province of Yunnan has announced its 10 largest tourist source countries, with Thailand, Japan, and South Korea ranking at the top.
Air Asia To Open More Routes To China
Malaysia-based low-budget carrier Air Asia has announced that it is adding four new destinations in China in 2009.
Qatar Airways Launches Chinese Language Website
As part of a massive upgrade of its global website Qatar Airways is rolling out a Chinese-language website.
Hong Kong Disneyland Raises Door Ticket Prices
According to Hong Kong's Sindao Daily, Hong Kong Disneyland is raising its entrance ticket prices despite others organizations' efforts to boast the region's tourism industry during the global financial crisis.